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Publication Date

5-1976

Document Type

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Abstract

This article will examine Part V of the Financial Institutions Code of Georgia, the International Bank Agency Act, and its interrelationship with Parts I and II of the Financial Institutions Code governing domestic banking. The effect of the Foreign Corporations Chapter of the Corporation Code of Georgia on Part V of the Financial Institutions Code will also be considered. A comparison will be made between Part V of the Financial Institutions Code and the codes of New York and California relating to international banking. Attention will be given to problems which have arisen in other states and how these problems may relate to situations which could arise in Georgia.

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